Five generations of silverware artistry
Heirlooms that have adorned the tables of queens and kings, emperors and tsars are more often than not heirlooms that have been crafted by Jarosinski & Vaugoin. Founded in 1847 by Carl Vaugoin, the company later merged with the Jarosinski workshop, cementing its legacy in Vienna’s silverworking tradition. Now led by Jean-Paul Vaugoin, the fifth generation of the family, the workshop still operates from its historic site on Zieglergasse in Vienna’s seventh district. From cutlery and trays to special commissions, each piece is meticulously hammered, engraved, and polished to showcase a blend of historical craftsmanship and modern elegance.
Jarosinski & Vaugoin ensures that the family’s legacy endures, preserving an art form that remains beloved by collectors and connoisseurs worldwide. In recent years, the atelier has pursued collaborations with contemporary designers, keeping silverwork relevant for new generations. The atelier's enduring commitment to quality has made their silverware a cherished choice for both personal collections and prestigious gifts.
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